Constructive manslaughter, otherwise known as UDAM, is a form of involuntary manslaughter in which the defendant's conduct ,when taken together in the round, makes it possible to construct a charge of manslaughter out of a case in which death was neither expected nor intended. UDAM is not however very well known and people would likely be shocked to discover just how little the prosecution needs to prove in order to secure a constructive manslaughter conviction. In this video I explain what constructive manslaughter is and what the prosecution must prove in order to secure the conviction.

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